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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15
NDUSILL4L WORLD.

The signal service weather crop bulletin
reports that the weather has been two de-
grees i'll excess Of the average in the northern
states, and from three to seven below the
normal IN the southern States in the past
seven days. The rainfall has been heavy in
the South, while from Michigan and the Ohio
valley eastward to the Atlantic coast there WAS
deficiency of about an inch During Nav
and June less than 80 per cent of the average
amount OF rainfall occurred in the lower Ohio
valley, Indiana, Illinois, southern Wisconsin.
Iowa, and southeast Minnesota The weather
has been favorable for the harvesting of
wheat and hay from the lake region and the
Ohio valley eastward to the Atlantic coast.
While IN the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
showers have delayed harvesting. The
weather has been especially favorable in the
corn region and the recent rains have extend
eel over the greater portion of the corn belt.
r.. q. Dun d Co., in their weekly trade
review, report general conditions OF bust
ness satisfactory. Trade is good for the sea-
son, collections fair, and money in reasona-
Ole supply at all interior points. The Cincin
natl and Chicago disasters have had little cf
feet elsewhere. The labor situation is i'm
proving The railroad constru .t;on mileage
is 500 above that OF last year to date The
zeal estate and building activity at leading
cities continues to be great.
Lille June crop reports OF the Dakota
statlstlcan are less favorable than that for
May Hot winds have inJnred the crops in
places. Fourteen counties report the average
cut down 10 &C per cent. There has been
much damage along the Missouri and Red
llEers Plenty of rain in the James liver val
ley The acreage OF corn is ouc-hirl greater
than last year, condition 100 per cent The
average condition of spring wheat will lie 6
per cent Theaheat harvest will begin, about
July %
r. G. Dunn g. Co. report that for the first
lalf Of 1857 the failures in The United States
ire 4, 9l2 in number, against 5, 1876 for the same
'erod in the previous year, showing de- |
rease of pa. While there is marked de- |
rcase in the number Of failures, the liabili- |
les show slight increase. For the last half |
II the year the liabilities were SIS, 81 600,
gainst s5u 49, 600 for the first halt OF the year
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15
PERSONAL.

jay Gould's youngest son. Eddie. who is
still MINOR is said to have netted 100000
by speculation in stocks during the past few
days.
Prof. Isaac S. Palmer, Of Joliet ILL.,, we'll
known as a lecturer on phrenology, died in
that city recently
w. X. Vanderbilt and family have sailed
on the Vanderbilts' yacht Alva for a cruise
around the world The trip will occupy
about eighteen months and will cost s15, 600
per month.
Hon. Luxe P. Holland died at his resi-
dence in Waterville, VT. recently, of apo-
plexy.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, wife of the ex-Sec-
rotary OF State, died at New York recently
Bishop James A. Shorter, of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, having charge
OF the work in South Carolina died suddenly
OF heart disease at his home in Wherefore,
Ohio. He was 70 years old
Emperor Dom Pedro sailed from Rio
Janelro for Europe on the steamer Giroude.
Mayor Hewitt, of New York, has appoint
ed Morgan j. OBrlen corporation counsel.
Amos Miller, aged G3 years, was arrested
at Watertown, d. T., for committing rape on
his step-daughter, IL years of age The girl
had fainting fits, but will survive the injuries.
Miller is now in Jail
The case against Jake Sharp, the New
York Doodle alderman, was given to the iury
few days ago. The jury remained out only
thirteen minutes, when it returned with a
verdict of guilty:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15
GENERAL P-lRAGRAPHS.

Tho much-talked OF leap from a balloon
was made by Prot. Thomas $. baldwin at
Quincy. ILL.,, recently. Over 21GOO people
witnessed the performance, which was very
daring. Baldwin assembled to the height of
one mile and then. holding his parachute,
launched himself into space. The parachute
ls about eighteen feet in diameter and made
OF cords and strong silk When the jump was
made it was closed, aud the first 30 fee, tie
aeronaut dropped like Il rock Then, AS The
parachute expanded, the speed became less
rapid, and the aeronaut aud his strange u,nnr-
atus tloated steadily down like a bird. 1t was
grand sight. Tic descen, was ACCOMPLISHED
IN three minutes and twenty seconds. Bald
win struck the ground with some flo g. .,t
not enough TO injure him Tie descent varied
ABOUT quarter OF mile from vertical, and
HE professor IS ruck the ground about Il mile
and half from where the ascent Wa made
His attempt to collapse the balloon WHOM
jumping failed, and it scared away skywarl
when relieved Of his Weight Ballw il !,
native OF Quincy and .G years old He WAS
'or number OF years engaged in the naws
paper business here, but for tic last few.
years has been studying athletics and balloon
ing. He made IL similar leap in Cal form,
last winter, the distance being o. 1en.
j. b. Roseborougl,, Chairman O. the Der,
ocratic Territorial Committee of Utah and
VIM H. James, Chairman OF the Republican
territorial Committee, have issued Il pul,Iir
address in reference to the movement for
statehood IN Utah. The address rafc.s to the
fact that both the Republican and Democratic
parties in Utah refused to participate in the
convention, and adds that the whole affair is
a church party movement, conducted .olcly
by members CT the Mormon church to obtain
for it statehood. Earnest private solicitation
Of many Of them failed to induce single non
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15
THE NEWS.
1elegra1,hac Items From all Parts
Of the Globe.
THE FAB EAST.

Three brothers named Moffat, aged ID,
Is and II years, were drowned while bathing
in the Brunt river near Fenelon Falls Ont,
recently"
-Moonlighters visited the farm of an ex-
magistrate near Fieres, Ireland, the other
night, warned the family to leave the place,
and then set fire to the house.
The emperor of China is to be married,
shortly, amid fabulous splendor and magnif-
cence.
The new Russian coercive measure
directs the government employees in Poland to
forward frequently to st. Petersburg COM
plete list of resident foreigners. Jews are not
allowed to remain in st Petersburg longer
than a week and are not allowed to enter cor
porations or academies.
In connection with the celebration of the
Canadian federation at Kingston, frightful
accident occurred. While the fireworks dis
play was in progress, huge rocket was being
set off, when the stick broke and the missile,
with terrific force, shooting downwa rd, struck
Joseph Thompson, of the Wing Office, and
president of the Limestone Typographical
union, and almost decapitated him. His whole
meek was torn away and from the explosion
which followed, his breast was frightfully
mangled. Ten thou sand spectators were hor-
ror-stricken and Immediately dispersed.
Several other persons had narrow escapes
Rebt McFaul, merchant, had his face
mangled by the same missile.
The section of growth last removed from
the throat of the German crown prince was
sent to Prof Kirchow, of Berlin, for examl-
nation. The latter has just made thor
oughly satisfactory report which has de-
lighted the emperor and prince.
"A party of 200 royalists went to St Malo
recently to visit the count of Paris, and an
other party of 200, including Gen, La Char
cite, have followed. The radical newspapers
of Paris denonnee the proceeding as con-
spiracy
-Bistica, the new Servan prince, has writ
ten circular to various representatives
abroad, stating that the chief points of policy
OF his government were to improve the finan-
cial condition of the country, the reform con-
stituton remain entente with all powers, in
Guiding Austria, and to improve the relations
with Russia.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15

Mormon to become a delegate. All non
Mormons in Utah oppose the movement as in
sincere and fraught with serious consequence
if successful.
Articles have been signed for fight to
finish, to take place within thirty miles of
Omaha in three weeks, between Tommy War
rem, champion featherweight, and Tommy
Miller, of Omaha
The contest for the championship of Amer
lea in pigeon shooting at Des Moines recently
was won by c. W. Budd of Des Moines, who
killed ninety-seven birds, J. H. Slice, of L.
linois, killing ninety-five out Of 100 Rise,
thirty yards
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington specials assert that the pres
sure for an extra session of congress is in
creasing. During June the surplus in the
treasury increased at an unprecedented rate,
the increase being s16,416,ooo, and notwitl-
standing heavy drafts must be shortly made
on the treasury on account of pensions, it is
morally certain that during the next few
months the surplus will roll up enormously
Secretary Falrchild has during the past two
weeks been holding long interviews with the
president, discussing the present prospective
situation of the treasury, with reference to an
extra session, and it is reported that they are
seriously considering the question whether it
is safe to let things drift till the regular ses-
sion.
The commissioner of patents has frn-
ished for publication statement upon the
subject of deficiency in the accounts of the
late Levi Bacon, financial clerk of the patent
Office. A thorough examination has not vet
been made but a partial investigation bvi the
committee shows an apparent shortage OF
$4,000, about 81. 500 of which was in thd at
torney's fund, leaving all apparent deficit of
about s2S, 500 in his accounts with the
government, against WHICH were 1Ounu uuc
bills from employees and others, dishonored
drafts and miscellaneous memoranda aggre-
eating about $1,000, which leaves sl1, 800
government funds unaccounted for.
Senator John Sherman, among other
things, says he does not know Whether the
presidents battle-tlag order will hurt lin or
not, but thinks he will be nominated, and
adds: ''Gov. Hill is not known. Heis Known
as New York politician, Of course, but
mean as candidate for the presidency" OF
the criticisms of the alleged Inconsistencies of
the Nashville, Tenn, and Springfield, ILL.,,
speeches, he says: ''There are no intonsis-
tencies in the two speeches. 1 Simply took
different subject and different Ines Of
thought"
1t is reported in numerous Washington
specials that President Cleveland has resolved
not to nominate any one for judge If the
United States Supreme Court till next Iecem-
Der, and that he prefers not to be bothered
any more about candidates. 1t is said that he
will nominate no one until it is reasonably
certain that his nominee will be confirmed by
the senate.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15
Needn't Blame Him.

Goodness me! Terrence, what a1e !, /
doing? You cruel thing" eXclalmea. a. .,
De Mot to her gardener, who had ]us ~ :"
putated the subsequent appendage u
house cat.
"Begorra, yer nadent be blaming III i
mum. Shure, it's yersilf WIZ aief i,r
me for cat-tails ter poot an tina "arl
placks We have stock all over the PI u.
walls. Yer sid yer'd loike them le,
uo:ce Ter yer Fowth O Jowly coomPD'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-15

1885, The failures in Canada during the f1rst
half of 1887 were 731 in number, against 699
during the same period of 1856 The amount
of liabilities for the first half of 1887 were
a1o,693 $50, against $500, 697 for the CORE
spending period of 1856
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
THE APPROACHING Races.
Outlook for = Meeting EcIspsi Bg Al
Previous Ones - Hre vities.

Outlook for = Meeting TcIspsiBg All
Previous Ones -Breviiios.
The fall race meeting OF the new
Memphis Jockey Club will eclipse all
former efforts, gratifying as they were.
A larger number Of horses will be In
attendance, and Improvements In thu
course will enable the animals to make
standard time with greater ease, b.
sides the excellent stables already On.
tered and represented, more are likely
10 oone later. From the present en-.
try for stakes. the pures, liberal to
wonderful degree, will enlist the speed
Of scores Of Ayen. The club officers,
and friends Of the sport generally, are
fondly hoping that President
Cleveland and vile will fnd
II convenient to accept day
and event set apart for their distinction.
II arranged, II will place Memphis
ahead Of all cities visited by the dis
tinguished party, to that extent at
least. II 10 already settled that sx.
cunions will be run from all neigh.
boring States for the meetir 4, and II is
also more than probable that the en-.
tire nine days will DO devoted 10 rae.
log. This latter feature 10, however,
dependent upon circumstances.
Whether this becomes reality or not,
tho alternate day racing will afford ell
interest and enthusiasm necessary to
excite patronage and make the meet
ipg Q charming success. 0icourse the
social features will be maintained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Arcane the Track =.

L
Tom KILKY has purchased Of w. T.
Wright Tor 1850 the bay flly Rosa
Lee, by hammon out Of Maggie.
MoLAUaHLiN's win, Wednesday, the
18th, on Jennie Il brought him with.
In one OF Garrison. The records OF
winning mounts was up to that day;
Garrlson, ~; Mclaughlin, 70.
OK Tuesday last, at Chicago, the
Lone Btar Stables Sam Bennett beat
Lows Clark q mile In l:42f, and the
same stables Bankrupt won at elk fur.
longs, In l:I4 from Hindoo Rose and
Glen Hall.
USLUoKY Pearl JsnninRsi She was
kicked at the post on Wednesday, and
near the finish was interfered with by
Little Minnie. The famous old mare
showed lamenees In her near hind leg
alter the race.
Mn. X. q. PATE. OF 81. Louis, has
purchased $50 acres OF 6ne graz M
land near his Baden (Mo. residence,
and will shortly 70 In extensively for
hreed!:g. he vii! erect City loose
boxes on the place, and will, besides
homes, run herd OF 6ne cattle.
GRAr a 90. have bought OF Pat Cor.
rlgan for $500 the bay colt Free
Knight, by Ten Broeck out Of Belle
Knight, and Mr.. Gray will send him
to the breeding farm o. his partner,
NJ. J. b. Prather, al Maryville, Mo
10 DO placed In the stud, although
Capt. Gray 10 confident In his own
mind that he VIII have him In proper
condition 10 race next reason, and II
no succeeds no will have a oyer, and
no mistake. He should Certainly be
q valuable elre, as be has proved him.
self 10 be fret class racehorse, and
his breeding 10 OF the beet, his slre
bting the great record maker, and
his dam having dropped tuch srea,
ones 10 Pfeelaud, L1ng Knight. Free
man, Bell Boy, Mary OoIbstt and
Unite.
A eEssATiosAJ Jump Ia rec lrded a.
having taken place on July IL h, a,
Oaulhsld. An eye witness 10 the ieAt
ssys that L'xette, with Batty IN the
saddle on the morning named, accom-
vuhutn letp Nultu ms pfoohUlN
never been elualled In Australia. My
informant siAles that the mare. in ne.
eotiating the fence on tho hill op
po~te tho etablts iormerl- occupied
by the late Frank Leng, took oH 90 fan
from the obsisole that the lev specla
tors present anticipated with horrol
O catastrophe, a. II seemed impos
slble that she could clear the
lump. To the equal astonish
ment and relief Of the watchers, how
ever, the gallant daughter Of Hero
elyph landed clear, and 20 Impressed
wsie thooe pretent with the perform
ance, that measurements were quickly
taken. when II was found that EEsti,
had taken OF twenty Ave feet from
the fence, and In her Jump had cleare,
lev inches over thirty Ave feet
This 10 shout the nearest Australian
approach 10 Ohsndler's celebrated FL
glish record Of thirty.nlne ieeL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
Sixty Powerful Rockets ExpIsde on
bhipboard.
Forty ofthe Crew Lscerated. burned
and IDiured More or Less.
Seriously.

NRw YoRK, Septem Der 20.-A Hall.
Tex special s'ys: "The British war
ship BellerophoD. carrying the flag Of
Admiral Lyon, and which was ordered
to New Foundlan d fishing waters, has
arrived here and placed In the hos.
pi,al the men Injured by the explo.
sion Of is,kets while In Quebec. The
extent Of this terrible accident was
hust Q up in Quebec, I! happened
under these circumstances: Governor
General L,nsdo wns and suite we're ct
the old French CAPITAL. Ga the even.
irg Of Septe mbsr 10th there was .
giand entertainment. in Lausdowns's
honor on the q z ship Bsllerophon.
Al night the ironclad was gorgeously
illuminated with electricity, oil lamps
aud fireworks, and presented the
grandest sight ever witnessed at his
torical Quebec. At $3.50 O'Clock, "a
Lord Lspsdowne and party were lesv.
ing for the shore, rome coo men OF the
crew were on deck. The yards were
manned, bands playing, aud thsre was
q grand 6"sle OF explosions.
A pile q sixty or more Of the most
powerful rockets lay on the mp Dor
deck. 0ae Of them, on being lighted,
instead OF going up In the air, tx.
ploded on deck, ignlting the pile Of
sixty. The effect was Tremendous. In
q moment the death. dealitg rockets
wAre sweeping the deck In every di.
rection, burning, lAcera,ir z and MAIN.
ing the helpless men. The pieces were
Tying up into the rigging and yards
aud carrying havoc amorg the poor
fellows stationed there, and the sticks
were falling among the crowds on
store and on the French war ships
Minerva and Clorinds aud other yes.
eels anchored In tho hatbor. The
. iebec papers next morning an.
nounctd that a midshipmen al d two
men had been injured. TIE fact WAS
that near y forty men had ben more
or lees injured, thirteen OF them, n.
cludipg hldshi pmsn ID ,utuey, so seri.
ously that tie Dslierophone had 10
leave Qisbec, and instead Of going to
NswIound and. as ordered, she came
to Halifax to place the men In the
naval hospital, They are terribly
burned and lsceratsd. S)ms have the
fssny paris Of their thighs and legs
blown of; others have the muscles OF |
thier arms torn, The explosion took |
place about midships, aud thus gave q |
fore and aft " lep to the fiery serpents,
during which many had time TO hide
behind the guns"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Big Washouts.

Tucson, A. 7, September 20 Big
washouls have again occurred at IndIo
On tho lice Of the soulhgI Pacific
railway. and between Tscpa and Yuma
which VII delay trains two days
Heavy raina have fallen In the pas
two days from Yuma along the line o
tho railroad cast. II IL supposed Oh,
cribbing In the OieneRA wsshout
have brea damaged tome. II NJ
more rain occurs the track will b,
open north and IT, fiie through Oieno
Ga be r0Eum, d by Saturday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

DENVER, Col, September 20.-Ths
members Of the National L iitorial As
ISOLATION who are on q tour reached
Pueblo last night, having spent sun.
dag Q. hsnitou aud tho Gsriel OF
the Gods. They are very enthusiastic
ever the cordial reception and courts.
sizes extended them by the cit.E ,ps OF
Leadville, Colorado Springs, Pasblo
and towns Of the States o. we'll &c Rio
drande aud Midland raj way. Along
those lines they claim 10 The hnssi
scenery In the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Yerssi Ffre. nassss.

BRssEnD. MINI. September 90
Heavy ioreet ares are raging southeast
Of this place, and already large quaint
ties Of hay have bean consumed
Grow wips prairie 10 entirely burned
over, and the hres are raging with un
abated fary. The city council. In Sea
zion last night. hired irty man 10 &C
10 the front aud hsht the are, a. II !,
feared that much damage 10 iArmerl
will be the result.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

KKywnT-A cart loai oidynamite,
enough 10 bow up Havana, was els
covered hidden In the woods rear this
city yesterday. Tho discovery has
created in,enee excitement, proving
that the rloi sgaiusl Ouba 10 much
moro formidable than at O rst supposed.
A hule dys,mlts was found here i'm.
metiately alter the Asusros expedi.
linn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Health 10 w.aI,h-Dr. a~a.ressrds
Tentc aud Eervine, the 0ress
french specific.

NERVOUS D4BILITY In all Ne s,ar.s,
~ mental and phJsieal dsprsi,ion. ipsr'
matorrhea, hJpochondriA, s,erillty, neural.
sia. hystsfia, itcspAcity for study or busi.
nsss, parslysts, i'm nots nee, spilepsy, loss Of
memory, tottenihs Of III, brala, an all die
eases Of the nervous system may be rtdl
unsrcelisd preparatlon' III ha matter =
supreme tmpoiiAnce 10 use atprtIrla' !
treatment 70, We fuie Of the loft 81 nerve
povsr, and d.. Bsauresard's Tonic an
hefvine. snef many yeArs trial In kurcpe,
has proved infallibis M taken aecordlns N
directions, which are atired 70 each bottls
One bon equAl 10 one months trestms nj
or sls boxes fcf IS. 90. sent by mai frs.
raid on receiIt Of pr,os. We sufra tee sls
bores 70 cure ahi cafs. With cash order 10.
ceived By n iofft boxes We vill sead our
written guarantee 70 return the noney II
treatment does not eject 4 cure. A. Nsnk.
srt Co.. dfutgliu sole agents Tor United
states, 80 ard " Nsln :, Msuphis, Tspr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

The Full Dress are always uniform In
quality. Smokers can depend on tho
quality q all goods OF our make be.
ing m obtained at the highest stand.
ard. Try our new white Gaps, Gross.
Oouatry, and Latest English. All en-.
ira hns.-Kinney Tobacco Company,
Nav York,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Iiay yevsr,

! havs suffered greatly from period.
ical returns q Hay Fever. Al the
suggestion q Covert a Cheever, Drug.
gis,e, ! obiained Rye Cream Balm,
aud used toiln Of a during q
eevere attack can cheeriully tes,l.
~ ss 10 the immediate and coniinusd
fete' obianed ~ ~ usa. I heartily
recommend u q those suffering FROM
this or HI died complaints.
tRevD VI. A. SMITH, uinton, Wis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Horses, Cs,,i. ana thicker.

For collie and grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, give simmons
Liver Regulator In a nah twice n
day. You can recommend Il 10 every
one having stock 70 the best medicine
known for the above oompla nis. In
uAing II with my chickens for cholera
and gapes | mix Il with tho dough aud
feed u 10 them once q day. BY this
treatment have Loot none whore the
Regulator was iven promptly and
regularly. EFT. TAYLOR,
Assent fot 0fantsrs Of 0oorsia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

ATLANTA, GA-Yestcrlay n e prop.
or law OH ef decided that there " no
no legal d faculties In the way Of
holding The prohibition election on
November 2b'h, % that nov the con.
est Will b. certain 10 come "a on that
datc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

PITrnuRe, PA-fhe Italian socIe.
ties Of this city celebrated the ami.
versary al the occupation Of Rome by
Italian troops, today, by a large pa.
radc and piotic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

fLAylnyour dnntirg satnr with ten
10 twenty Dr.. ~ Angos IRA II tiers and
YOU all avoid on danger Of the impur.
tiles whish, unfortunately, abound
la our waief n1nply.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

CIscmsArI. GA few cable road
and Mount Adams street cars ran all
day today, bat at 8 O'Clock tonight all
the cars turned In. No violence was
ussd by strikers today, but every car
had q s,rone snard a policemen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
uWhita-Qausv

Cigarettes (asw). Especially packed
for the beach. Made from the mos,
CAREFUL selection Of exquisite straight
cu') Virginia leaf. Extra 6ne.-K' IN
ney Tobacco Co., New York
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

MfSisrrI~, lawyers, teachers ard
others, who. G occupation give, but li,.
tie eHei else, should use Oartet'a Llttia
Liver Pills Tor torpid liver and hi.
iousnees. 0ne "a a dose. Try them.